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POSTPONED: The Little Long Walk – a community event

We will begin with a Welcome to Country, followed by a short talk from The Long Walk team. We will also take a community walk together around Sunvale Community Park,…

Balitj Woka Weaving Workshop

This workshop is an opportunity to learn traditional weaving practices passed down through generations, while connecting to culture, story and community in a safe and welcoming space.

Documentary Screening – Returning Our Ancestors

Documentary screening followed by a discussion with Uncle Shane Charles as part of National Reconciliation Week.

The Little Long Walk

Join us for The Little Long Walk as part of Reconciliation Week.

Storytelling Through Artmaking

Go on a creative journey with Aunty Jeanie and learn the art of storytelling through artmaking. Audience: Adults and Young Peoples ages 15+

Storytelling Through Artmaking

Go on a creative journey with Aunty Jeanie and learn the art of storytelling through artmaking. Audience: Adults and Young Peoples ages 15+

Reconciliation Week

Watch this space for upcoming events to be held in Brimank for Reconciliation Week

Now More Than Ever at Sunshine Library- Reconciliation Week

Be inspired this Reconciliation Week by First Nations diverse visual culture and infuse your own stories within wearable art pieces. Age range: Young people. ages 13-25.

Now More Than Ever at Keilor Library- Reconciliation Week

Join us and celebrate Reconciliation Week with craft activities inspired by First Nations books. Age range: Children 6 – 12 years old. Children must be supervised by a parent or…

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POSTPONED: The Little Long Walk – a community event

Balitj Woka Weaving Workshop

Documentary Screening – Returning Our Ancestors

The Little Long Walk

Storytelling Through Artmaking

Storytelling Through Artmaking

Reconciliation Week

Now More Than Ever at Sunshine Library- Reconciliation Week

Now More Than Ever at Keilor Library- Reconciliation Week

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